Bollman Heritage Collection

It's a set of hats with one style representing each decade of Bollman Hat Company's history, which dates back to 1868. Styles range from bowlers and toppers to pork pies, outbacks, and stingy brims.

Many are. Fedoras, pork pies, outbacks, and stingy brims fit easily into modern outfits, while bowlers, toppers, and fezzes suit themed events, performances, or collecting. Read each product description for its materials and details.

A Montana peak has a tall crown pinched into four dents that meet at a point, paired with a wide, flat brim. The product page notes it was adopted by the United States Army in 1911.

A pork pie has a flat, telescoped crown with a short brim that is often turned up all around. A stingy brim refers to any hat with a very narrow brim, usually on a fedora shaped crown. Both look sharper and more compact than a classic fedora.

Bowlers have a firm, rounded crown, so the fit should be snug and level, sitting just above the ears and eyebrows. Because a stiff crown won't give much, measure carefully and choose the size that matches your head rather than counting on stretch.